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Education

BVSD apologizes for 4:20 a.m. wake up call

5:52 PM, Feb 3, 2012

BOULDER - Boulder Valley School District officials are apologizing to parents for what many are calling a rude awakening Friday morning.

Man admits to jumping on backs of student athletes

9:23 AM, Feb 3, 2012

HELENA, Mont. (AP) - A 250-pound man with a history of jumping on the backs of student athletes in the Pacific Northwest has pleaded guilty to assault.

Summit High senior has heart attack during wrestling practice

8:58 PM, Feb 2, 2012

SUMMIT COUNTY - A Summit High School senior is at a Denver hospital in critical condition after suffering a heart attack during wrestling practice.

Metro State votes to change its name

5:42 PM, Feb 2, 2012

DENVER - The board of trustees votes 6 to 3 to change the name of Metropolitan State College of Denver to Metropolitan State University of Denver on Thursday, but the process it not done yet.

CLOSINGS: Report your business/school closings here

10:55 AM, Feb 2, 2012

KUSA - In order to get a closure posted, you need to go to this website and register. If you are already registered, please put in your username and password and closure information. Thank you!

CU offers in-state tuition to military dependents

10:20 AM, Feb 2, 2012

BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - The University of Colorado is offering in-state tuition to dependents of military veterans who are only in Colorado for a short period of time.

Group files lawsuit to protect Arkansas River

10:01 PM, Feb 1, 2012

DENVER - University of Denver law students filed a lawsuit in federal court against the Bureau of Land Management on Wednesday to block the "Over the River" temporary-art installation.

Man who criticized MLK resigns from school board

9:54 PM, Feb 1, 2012

GREELEY - His controversial editorial on Martin Luther King, Jr. had critics calling for his resignation. Wednesday, Brett Reese gave them what they wanted, but on his terms.

Despite cutbacks, DPS wants to increase funding

9:41 PM, Feb 1, 2012

DENVER - In the midst of budget cuts, Denver Public Schools wants to increase funding for students learning English and for middle schools to have more class time.

CU regents back illegal immigrant tuition rate

8:41 PM, Feb 1, 2012

BOULDER (AP) - The University of Colorado regents have voted 5-4 to support a bill in the Legislature that would give illegal immigrants a tuition rate lower than the out-of-state rate and a bit higher than the in-state rate.

Custodians worry about cuts, illness

7:06 PM, Feb 1, 2012

JEFFERSON COUNTY - Behind every student at Chatfield Senior High School are workers like Debbie Harman. She's the facility manager of a building which houses around 2,000 students every day. Now, the district is looking at taking away her employees.

DPD takes 3 men into custody near Regis U.

2:30 PM, Feb 1, 2012

DENVER - Denver Police were looking for three men who reportedly had a gun near Regis Jesuit University. They apprehended the men around 2 p.m. Wednesday.

Wear pajamas to help end homelessness

8:26 AM, Feb 1, 2012

DENVER - A very special breakfast is being held Wednesday morning at Snooze restaurant in Denver. It's the annual PJ DAY Fundraiser to benefit the homeless.

Ready to cheer on the CU Harvester Ants? Denver campus looks at possible mascots

6:49 PM, Jan 31, 2012

DENVER- Harvester Ants. That's just one of the many proposed mascots the University of Colorado Denver is considering.

DPS mulls longer day for middle schools

10:35 AM, Jan 31, 2012

DENVER - Denver Public Schools leaders want to add an hour to the school day for all traditional middle schools beginning this fall, and the proposal is meeting with resistance from some parents.

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